There is much to be said in favor of slow and steady.What creature in nature do you identify with in your investing?

Trusts and corporations are creatures of *state law*, and snippets of information that investors have received or gleaned from their own state practices will most likely not apply to your own.

Even though, as @Wayne Igo pointed out, the rational decision would be to gamble for the $100 million, we humans are not entirely rational creatures.

The HOA rules and regulations come from Condo rules which is a creature of state law.

@Ernest Partin investing is like anything, as humans we can try to use analysis to make good decisions and minimize risk, but ultimately we are emotional creatures.

So, after discovering the BRRRR method it all made sense to me that it's just a flip but instead of selling for instant profit you'll refi the property and hold it for long term gains. Great sounds like a deal, howeve...

Also you lil earthly creatures like buy and hold strategies, again because yoomanz a glutton for punishmentSo Lets take flipping and B&H (Buy and hold).If this is a hobby... mehh go to MLS find an agent and they can help you get a house /year.You want to be a God and be filthy (rich)? 

You could find this mythical 10 cap creature by going to a war zone or buying a piece of absolute crap but then the 10 cap returns would only be on paper i.e. you will have little to no chance of collecting most of the rental income due to you.This article might help you: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/10776/77428-the-cap-rate-is-dead-long-live-the-cap-rate

Basement water issues aren't some mystical creature that requires voodoo or black magic to cure. - Efflorescence is the byproduct of water intrusion.

The starters in 2006-2007 who survived are rare creatures.